Welcome to Thunders bro, it’s a wealth of information and a great environment. There are a lot of great people who dedicate a lot of their time to helping others on these forums, and as long as you have a question that is not easily obtainable using the search function, you will always get a very helpful and polite answer if anyone is capable of giving one.
Note: I will make sure to itterate this again after this, as I don’t want to come off as a know-it-all or anything by any means, for I surely do not. But I will do my best to answer your questions with my perception of the science behind PE and the opinions that I have based on logic.
Alright, first off, are you judging by when you see the base of the penis when you kegel, or the movement of the glans towards your body when you kegel?
1.) Your LOT is the point at which the ligaments are taking all of the stress of your stretch, so essentially it is where you see no visual tugback of the glans.
2.)That is a theory that has yet to be tested, but it does sound logical, because as you stretch your tunica, it become closer to the length of your ligaments or longer than the ligaments and thus the ligs would come more and more into play in handling the tension of the pull.
3.)Jelqs would probably not significantly stretch the tunica as it is tougher than the ligaments. Fulcrum stretches like the ones you described, however, will get the job done.
4.)Your goal should definitely be obtainable IMO. I have read of others making more than twice that in gains, but they did not know their starting LOT (and chances are, it was rather high when they started). Nonetheless, if the theory about LOT changing and one being able to extend the ligs for further gains thereafter is true, it shouldn’t matter much. More than likely, that would mean the reason a lot of men started PE and that did not see gains was because they had a low LOT and were trying to start out like everyone else and get gains from their ligs and did not see results and gave up. Now the people that haven’t given up and still are doing PE know how to go about doing it correctly as well as the people who are new to PE. I myself don’t have much experiece, so I won’t pretend to be an expert in the matters of actually doing exercises, etc. but I have been browsing the PE boards for years now (was just recently afforded the privacy to begin my own routine less than one month ago (and sadly, I took about haf of the time off still, so I guess you could still say I am beginning my third week ……… and will make sure that no matter what I stick strictly to my routine from now on. :p ). Alright, I know that was a long-winded response, but I was just wanting to share with you the fact that I believe anyone can make gains if they go about it the right way. Learn as much as you can and I have faith that you can acheive those goals if you are willing to dedicate the time and effort to do so. (In case it wasn’t clear, I seriously think the LOT theory is the breakthrough that the PE community has been waiting for ……… more than likely, if there was a survey taken to determine the average LOT of men pre-PE, I am almost sure there would be a STRONG possitive corelation between the number of men that did not have success and the percentage of men that had lots 8:00 or below. I have read many progress logs where some went to a maintanence program or stopped doing PE for gains and just doing it for maintenance because they hit a plateau they could not break (esp on the old peforums.net) even after an extended period of exercise. As well as a few who saw no gains at all for a given amount of time and quit doing PE because of this. I have actually read more of the former. The people who saw such finite gains (of maybe an inch or so), were probably the people who had a starting LOT of maybe 8:30, and the ones who saw no initial gains were probably people who had a starting LOT of 7:00 or so. From what I have read, I would estimate that the average LOT would probably be 8:00 - 8:30, but there is not enough data for conclusive proof, because it relies too strongly on everyone reporting be it with success or otherwise. I will say that I have seen more stories of success than failure, but again that relies too strongly on everyone who actually participates in PE posting at the forums, and when you look to see how many lurkers are on a forum, it is almost without doubt that you can assume that such is not the case. Alright Alright, I’m finished now ……… sorry about the tangent.
5.) I would assume that jelqs would help the flaccid appearance of your penis as it improves vascularity and thus there would be generally more blood in the CCs even when flaccid.
I know that was probably more than you wanted to read, and especially from someone who has not had much “hands on” (some pun huh …) experience with PE, but I will still stress this point. I have full faith that anyone can acheive their goals if they go about the right way. If any vet disputes any opion I have expressed herein, I will tell you that I would stand corrected, for as I have said, I don’t have much actual experience in PE, and there is MUCH that I still do not know (of course the path to self-improvements begins with knowledge, so I am learning as much as I can as far as the physiology of the penis and the tactile aspects of PE). I do however hope I was able to help you in some way be it with knowledge, motivation, or any other mechanism.
Peace and God Bless
In Advance: I did not proofread this so please forgive any typos (or incoherence due to being at this level of sleep deprivation).